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Bronze Galloping Horse Treading on a Flying Swallow

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When the Talented animators brought these humorous relics to life, don't you think they seemed more lovely and approachable when they moved?

The above animation comes from the video "What If 'Museum Show-offs' Could Move", created by Bilibili Content Creator @Animation Taoist priest Dee (@动画道长Dee). It features "show-off" artifacts from museums across the country. Released on July 17th, it quickly gained millions of views.

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1 Bronze Galloping Horse Treading on a Flying Swallow

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2 Museum artifacts that look like "show-offs"

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2 Museum artifacts that look like "show-offs"

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This summer vacation, Museum Tours have become a widely recognized travel choice, and the "museum fever" continues to heat up. Some of the vivid and humorous cultural relics in major museums have attracted the attention of visitors and become the “Museum Xianyanbao (show-offs)” dubbed by netizens.

The term “Xianyanbao” is a slang term used in many local dialects,  usually to describe someone who always likes to show off, do strange things, and make people feel embarrassed. However, nowadays, the term has gradually lost its pejorative(贬义的) meaning, and it is more to describe some special but interesting individuals who appear in serious groups, and they create a fun and joyful atmosphere.

And in the museum, some cultural relics stand out among the solemn ones thanks to their unique “Xianyanbao” characteristic of being funny and lovable. Netizens began to share their loving pieces of these show-offs on the internet and some corresponding comments which showed great humor had also appeared afterwards.

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As "show-off" artifacts gain popularity, creative works have emerged, bringing them to life with more vivid charm.Content Creator @Animation Taoist priest Dee (@动画道长Dee), in an interview with Beijing News Radio, shared his experience.

Dee had been creating independent animations about Chinese traditional culture. One day, a fan suggested that he could make creative animations about artifacts and warmly recommended him to the artifacts of a hot topic called "museum show-offs." Dee found them interesting at first sight and started imagining how they would look when they could move, leading to the initiation of this animation series.

The creation of designing actions, especially for non-human/animal artifacts, requires greater imagination. Dee has made a lot of efforts. For example, when designing the action for the "Bronze Lamp", its long handle looks like a gorilla doing the action of "hand heart" which is a popular gesture in some Asian countries, therefore, Dee designed the action as "a gorilla clapped his chest" for the lamp.

When designing a wine vessel with an open mouth, since the artifact is from the Shandong Museum and the author, Dee, himself is from Qingdao, he thought of his hometown's Laoshan White Flower Snake Grass drink and created a motion where the artifact burps after drinking water.

Every time he visits a new city, Dee enjoys exploring the local museum. Through the appreciation of these artifacts, he could connect with the lives and thoughts of people from the past. For the painting style of this series, Dee drew inspiration from the traditional "rock painting", which he believes is very compatible with ancient cultural relics.

Dee shared with the audience that he enjoyed animations worldwide since childhood, yet he finds Chinese animations the most unique, especially those from Shanghai Animation Film Studio. He used to work in their water-and-ink animation team for a while, pushing for technical innovation successfully. Later, he started his animation channel out of interest.

Dee hopes that the online environment could encourage more originality. Dee aims to create more cultural-relic-themed animations and draw from China's fine traditional culture to produce more creative pieces.

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After watching Dee's series, netizens commented:"The scenes are fun and cute!" "So creative!"

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——From @动画道长Dee's comment section

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Nowadays, more people are visiting museums because they love Chinese traditional culture. These interesting artifacts help us connect with the past and feel proud of our history. After some funny artifacts became popular online, creative works like emojis and animations started appearing. This makes the ancient people seem more real and the artifacts more interesting. So, we should value these cultural treasures and keep sharing them in new ways. It’s a great way to learn about our past and feel proud of who we are.

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https://view.inews.qq.com/k/20230725A07SQY00?no-redirect=1&web_channel=wap&openApp=false

Beijing News Radio (Written by Xia Ming Si, Translated and adapted by Ann)

Videos(product)

https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1XPCYYhEtM/?spm_id_from=333.788.recommend_more_video.0

An interview

https://mbd.baidu.com/newspage/data/dtlandingsuper?nid=dt_2881362060638899123&sourceFrom=search_a

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2024年为6家博物馆做的“显眼包动画”精选_哔哩哔哩_bilibili

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本片为精选版完整版原片可查看：【为上海博物馆设计的龙年展览宣传片】 https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1We41117Lp/?share_source=copy_web&vd_source=720e084d217d41d19125819ef0dc6a71【见到了活的显眼包！——广东省博物馆】 https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV, 视频播放量 6293、弹幕量 15、点赞数 819、投硬币枚数 98、收藏人数 149、转发人数 26, 视频作者 动画道长Dee, 作者简介 曾就职于上海美术电影制片厂，水墨动画传承人，梦想复兴传统动画！合作联系：qdfn89@gmail.com，相关视频：不同地区的博物馆显眼包4，见到了活的显眼包！——洛阳博物馆，假如“博物馆显眼包”会动（合集四），见到了活的显眼包！——山西博物院，假如“博物馆显眼包”会动（合集），博物馆显眼记：奔月【原创动画】，不同地区的博物馆显眼包1，不同地区的博物馆显眼包2，龙年夏至当然吃______了！，见到了活的显眼包！——清华大学艺术博物馆

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Let the Palace Museum Culture Shine in Modern Technology

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Let the Palace Museum Culture Shine in Modern Technology

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Shan Jixiang, the former director of the Palace Museum known as the "keeper of the Forbidden City," used a series of innovative measures to make this ancient cultural palace shine in modern society during his nearly seven-year of working from 2012 to 2019, turning it into a cultural icon.

In 2012, Shan Jixiang became the sixth director of the Palace Museum. He started a comprehensive exploration and reform of the museum. In five months, he walked through over 9,000 rooms of the Forbidden City, wearing out dozens of pairs of shoes, and was familiar with the 1.86 million cultural relics. This accomplishment had only been done by two people since the Forbidden City was built in 1420. Through in-depth research, he found three major problems: only 30% of the area was open to the public, 99% of the cultural relics were stored in warehouses, and visitors gained little from their visits.

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Digital Immersive Experience Exhibition for the Lantern Festival

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Science and technology innovation exhibition

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Science and technology innovation exhibition

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To change this, Shan Jixiang led the museum in a series of bold reforms and innovations. He believed in balancing openness and protection, expanding the open area to over 80% by 2018. He promoted the museum's internet and digital transformation, hosting cultural activities like the "Hailing the New Year in the Forbidden City" exhibition and the "Digital Immersive Experience Exhibition for the Lantern Festival," using modern technology to bring ancient cultural heritage to life.

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“宫里过大年” 数字沉浸体验展

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Combining traditional culture with modern creativity

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Combining traditional culture with modern creativity

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During his working period, Shan Jixiang also successfully developed Palace Museum cultural and creative products. He combined traditional culture with modern creativity, launching a series of cute products like lipstick, hotpot, and lanterns, integrating Palace Museum culture into daily life. These products were practical, beautiful, and rich in cultural meaning, generating 1 billion yuan in sales annually.

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Moreover, Shan Jixiang actively promoted the inheritance and spread of Palace Museum culture. He stressed that cultural relics should be restored and integrated into daily life, not stored away. Through programs like "National Treasures," he helped people understand the culture behind the museum, sparking public interest and preserving its cultural legacy.

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After leaving his post, Shan Jixiang said he would continue to contribute as a "keeper." With his humble attitude, dedication, and innovative thinking, he made outstanding contributions to the protection, inheritance, and development of the Palace Museum and Chinese traditional culture, making this ancient cultural palace shine in modern times and becoming a bridge connecting the past, present, and future.

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